drone - trubec (samec včely)

noun, technical - a male bee whose main role is to mate with a queen

drone - dron (bezpilotní letoun)

noun, technical - an aircraft without a pilot that is controlled remotely

 

ensuing - následný, nadcházející, následující, vyplývající (z čeho)

adjective, formal - happening after or as a result of a particular event

 

ensue - následovat, vyplynout, vzejít, nastat (jako následek)

verb, formal - to happen after something else, especially as a result or consequence of it

abseiling - slaňování, slanění

noun, British English - the activity of dropping down a steep cliff or rock face using a doubled rope wrapped around the body or a special device attached to a harness

 

override - převážit, přebít, dostat přednost, mít větší důležitost

verb - to be more important than something else and take precedence over it

 

override - přebít, zrušit, změnit (rozhodnutí), anulovat

verb - to use your authority to reject or cancel a decision, order, or automated system

 

displace - vysídlit, vyhnat, vystěhovat (obyvatelstvo apod.)

verb - to force people to leave their home or country

 

displace - vytlačit, nahradit, přemístit, odsunout, vypudit

verb - to force something out of its usual or original position; to take the place of someone or something

ragout - ragú, dušené maso se zeleninou

noun - a slow-cooked, well-seasoned stew of meat, poultry, or fish, usually combined with vegetables and a thick sauce

 

amalgam - směs, směsice

noun - a mixture of different things that have been combined into a single whole

 

setup - nastavení, zapojení, upořádání

noun - the way in which something is arranged, organized, or prepared

 

giveaway - dárek zdarma, soutěž o ceny

noun - something that is given free to people, especially as a prize or as part of a competition or promotion

chesty - vlhký, průduškový (o kašli)

adjective, British English - (of a cough) coming from the chest or lungs; sounding as if there is a lot of mucus in the lungs

 

mayday - pomoc, stav nouze

noun - a radio distress signal used by ships and aircraft to signal a life-threatening emergency, derived from the French phrase m'aider (help me)